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i. I have seen it in France," he said, "but I think the French-Canadian has improved upon the original. In this country it is evidently intended to reach offenders agains
i. I have seen it in France," he said, "but I think the French-Canadian has improved upon the original. In this country it is evidently intended to reach offenders agains
t propriety and the public sense of honor. Ill-assorted marriages se
em to be its special objects here. You know Adjutant Randall, do you not?" addressing Mr. Papineau. "Yes," he replied, "quite well." "He was married yesterday," continued the doctor, "to the widow of a wealthy brewer. She was
of good French family, and resembled the famous widow of Kent in having a large annual income. She is not young, and for aught I know may have thrown off her weeds too soon. "Last evening, when in my room, I heard the most inco
mprehensible noises, gradually drawing nearer and nearer. A broad red light soon began to glare upon the houses and fill the street. The throng slowly arrived and slowly passed the door, and as you honorable gentlemen were proba
bly in session I shall try and describe some parts of the show. "First came a strange figure, masked, with a cocked hat and sword; then came strutting a little h
s." Dr. Bigsby th
umpbacked creature in brown, red and yellow, with beak and tail. Fifteen or sixteen people followed in the garb of Indians, some with cow-horns on their heads. Th
en took his seat a
en came two men in white shirts, bearing a paper coffin of great size, lighted from within and having skulls, cross-bones and initials painted in black on its sid
t the table. "You
es. This was surrounded by men blowing horns, beating pot-lids, poker and tongs, whirling rattles, whistling, and so on. "To these succeeded a number of Chinese
look as though yo
